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The California city is the first to cease payments to the state's public employee pension plan. CalPERS suggests the city needs to get its books in order.

Diane Braunstein joins Pension Benefit's Quality Management department and Philip R. Langham joins the Benefits and Payment department.

Dood-Frank, the tax treatment of retirement plans and the fate of the DOL's Borzi will all be certainties for discussion in early 2013.

Bond issuers for the bankrupt California city say the state pension fund should be on the hook for money they're owed. The fight could get ugly.

The U.S. ranked ninth out of 18 countries for global pension systems this year, compared to its tenth place ranking the year prior.

Fully funded pension plans were a comforting retirement notion two decades ago, but are DB plans poised for a comeback? A change in interest rates could do that.

MetLife rolled out an asset management business focused on real estate and private-placement debt, hoping to draw yield-starved institutional investors to areas where it already has considerable experience.

Principal Financial Group Inc. said Monday that it is buying AFP Cuprum S.A., a pension manager in Chile, for roughly $1.51 billion.